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Education institutes asked to display boards on tobacco ban
Times of India
KOLHAPUR: The state higher and technical education department has instructed all the educational institutes to put up information boards on tobacco ban on their campuses. The institutes have also been asked to put on boards phone numbers of the ...
Public consultation on proposed amendments to Tobacco ActAsiaOne
Government seeks tighter measures on Tobacco ads and salesMarketing Interactive
Public views sought on stricter tobacco control measuresTODAYonline
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Times of India
KOLHAPUR: The state higher and technical education department has instructed all the educational institutes to put up information boards on tobacco ban on their campuses. The institutes have also been asked to put on boards phone numbers of the ...
Public consultation on proposed amendments to Tobacco Act
Government seeks tighter measures on Tobacco ads and sales
Public views sought on stricter tobacco control measures
Sky News Australia
S.Korea MERS outbreak takes two more lives
Sky News Australia
South Korea has reported two more deaths from its outbreak of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS), and one new confirmed case. The latest figures bring to 31 the total death toll from the largest MERS outbreak outside Saudi Arabia, the health ...
South Korea MERS death toll rises to 31GMA News
Mers death toll rises to 31 in South Korea outbreak, 1 new caseTODAYonline
South Korea Mers outbreak claims two more deathsTHE BUSINESS TIMES
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Sky News Australia
South Korea has reported two more deaths from its outbreak of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS), and one new confirmed case. The latest figures bring to 31 the total death toll from the largest MERS outbreak outside Saudi Arabia, the health ...
South Korea MERS death toll rises to 31
Mers death toll rises to 31 in South Korea outbreak, 1 new case
South Korea Mers outbreak claims two more deaths
AsiaOne
Borderline readings may flag heart trouble in future
AsiaOne
Young adults whose blood pressure is at the high end of the normal range might want to start watching what they eat, exercise and even take medication. For they could find themselves with damaged heart muscles by middle age and full blown heart failure ...
Normal blood pressure not good enough, study showsThe Straits Times
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AsiaOne
Young adults whose blood pressure is at the high end of the normal range might want to start watching what they eat, exercise and even take medication. For they could find themselves with damaged heart muscles by middle age and full blown heart failure ...
Normal blood pressure not good enough, study shows
Fox News
Drug-resistant bacteria lurk in crowded Afghan war clinic
Fox News
June 11, 2015: Zemairy, an Afghan boy, receiving treatment at Medicines Sans Frontiers (MSF) after a mortar exploded in his yard, and recovering from a drug-resistant bacterial infection, lies in an isolation ward in Kunduz. (Reuters). KUNDUZ, Afghanistan ...
Drug-resistant bacteria lurk in Afghan clinicSaudi Gazette
Scores Treated After Fighting in Kunduz, AfghanistanDoctors Without Borders
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June 11, 2015: Zemairy, an Afghan boy, receiving treatment at Medicines Sans Frontiers (MSF) after a mortar exploded in his yard, and recovering from a drug-resistant bacterial infection, lies in an isolation ward in Kunduz. (Reuters). KUNDUZ, Afghanistan ...
Drug-resistant bacteria lurk in Afghan clinic
Scores Treated After Fighting in Kunduz, Afghanistan
TODAYonline
New, more fatal dengue strain leaves Malaysian Health Ministry searching for ...
TODAYonline
KUALA LUMPUR — A new strain of dengue that attacks vital human organs and has resulted in 158 deaths so far this year is cause for concern to the Malaysian Health Ministry, as the government looks for ways to tackle the problem. With symptoms and ...
New, more fatal dengue strain leaves Health Ministry searching for answersThe Malaysian Insider
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TODAYonline
KUALA LUMPUR — A new strain of dengue that attacks vital human organs and has resulted in 158 deaths so far this year is cause for concern to the Malaysian Health Ministry, as the government looks for ways to tackle the problem. With symptoms and ...
New, more fatal dengue strain leaves Health Ministry searching for answers
Elder abuse may be more common than people think
Reuters
(Reuters Health) - Elder abuse may be more common than is recognized, particularly among adults with dementia or other cognitive impairments, a research review suggests. In North and South America, elder abuse prevalence ranges from 10 percent of ...
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(Reuters Health) - Elder abuse may be more common than is recognized, particularly among adults with dementia or other cognitive impairments, a research review suggests. In North and South America, elder abuse prevalence ranges from 10 percent of ...
Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News
Spit and Blood Tests Successfully Detect Tumor DNA from Head and Neck ...
Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News
Researchers at Johns Hopkins led a proof-of-principle study that successfully identified tumor DNA shed into the blood and saliva of 93 patients with head and neck cancer. Their report (“Detection of somatic mutations and HPV in the saliva and plasma of ...
DNA Shed from Head and Neck Tumors Detected in Blood and SalivaHealthCanal.com
Blood, saliva prototype finds most oral cancersYahoo News
Saliva test hope for mouth cancersTimes of Malta
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Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News
Researchers at Johns Hopkins led a proof-of-principle study that successfully identified tumor DNA shed into the blood and saliva of 93 patients with head and neck cancer. Their report (“Detection of somatic mutations and HPV in the saliva and plasma of ...
DNA Shed from Head and Neck Tumors Detected in Blood and Saliva
Blood, saliva prototype finds most oral cancers
Saliva test hope for mouth cancers
AsiaOne
In twist, scientists join tobacco companies to fight cancer
AsiaOne
An attendee adds vape juice to his electronic cigarette at the Vape Summit III in Las Vegas, Nevada, in this May 2, 2015. Photo: Reuters. Wednesday, Jun 24, 2015. Reuters. Scientists who have devoted years developing medicines to cure disease are now ...
RPT - INSIGHT-In twist, scientists join tobacco companies to fight cancerReuters
Analysis: Tobacco firms seek safe e-cigarettesIndependent Online
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AsiaOne
An attendee adds vape juice to his electronic cigarette at the Vape Summit III in Las Vegas, Nevada, in this May 2, 2015. Photo: Reuters. Wednesday, Jun 24, 2015. Reuters. Scientists who have devoted years developing medicines to cure disease are now ...
RPT - INSIGHT-In twist, scientists join tobacco companies to fight cancer
Analysis: Tobacco firms seek safe e-cigarettes
ABC Online
Ebola crisis: Rapid blood test as accurate as laboratory test, scientists say after ...
ABC Online
A 15-minute, on-the-spot blood test for Ebola is as accurate as the most widely-used laboratory-based test, scientists say after a patient trial. An affordable, rapid diagnostic test would be an invaluable tool for health workers on the ground, allowing them to ...
Now, a single prick diagnostic test for EbolaTimes of India
Nearly instantaneous, finger-prick Ebola test could be a game-changerWashington Post
Patient trial validates Ebola rapid testZee News
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ABC Online
A 15-minute, on-the-spot blood test for Ebola is as accurate as the most widely-used laboratory-based test, scientists say after a patient trial. An affordable, rapid diagnostic test would be an invaluable tool for health workers on the ground, allowing them to ...
Now, a single prick diagnostic test for Ebola
Nearly instantaneous, finger-prick Ebola test could be a game-changer
Patient trial validates Ebola rapid test
AL.com
Report: More than 1 in 8 infected with HIV don't know they have it
AL.com
AIDS test A man takes an oral HIV test in this 2004 photo. (File photo)Crystal Bonvillian | cbonvillian@al.com. The CDC released a report with a startling statistic: one in eight do not know they have HIV. Approximately 156,300 of 1.2 million HIV sufferers are ...
Five-year window for preventing AIDS reboundThe Nation
Sustaining current efforts against AIDS not enough, epidemic may rebound in ...Financial Express
CDC: More than 1 in 8 Americans infected with HIV don't know itLos Angeles Times
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AL.com
AIDS test A man takes an oral HIV test in this 2004 photo. (File photo)Crystal Bonvillian | cbonvillian@al.com. The CDC released a report with a startling statistic: one in eight do not know they have HIV. Approximately 156,300 of 1.2 million HIV sufferers are ...
Five-year window for preventing AIDS rebound
Sustaining current efforts against AIDS not enough, epidemic may rebound in ...
CDC: More than 1 in 8 Americans infected with HIV don't know it
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